Attirbuted to Enrico Fermi as a back-of-the-envelope astrobiological philosphy exercise, Fermi’s paradox is a simply put question: where is everybody?
In other words, if life is a truly common phenomenon in the universe, then the probability of a civilization solving the problem of interstellar travel should be pretty high, and the effects of such a civilization on the galaxy should be extremely evident to an observer (think entire stars being instantly harvested for power).
However, the SETI remains unsuccessful, hence where is everyone?

This blog is an updated version of my old edgy, teenage-years blog at exsubstantia.com. I kept a somewhat similar style because I like the way Exsubstantia looks, but I hope that the difference in content will speak for itself.

I will use this blog to talk mostly about two things:

1. interesting concepts that I come across when working on my research and projects
2. interesting stuff that I come across when traveling around

but I’ll try to keep it varied, and also talk about other interesting things. I will try to include code whenever necessary, but for more complex projects you can check out my Github. You can also find me on Twitter and Instagram as @riceasphait.

Cheers!